The first B&B release, from 2005.

“Blending together rootsy Americana, post-rock and electronica, the stuttery programmed rhythms and hypnotic loops of arpeggiated melodies contrast well with Sempert’s deep, melancholic vocals”
—Aquarius Records

“A gritty sound that could pass as either alt-country garage rock or fuzzy-synth psychedelia. Admirably, much of the album settles in that space between organic warmth and synthetic cool and feels right at home.”
—WC Performer